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Coach Burroughs

Coach Burroughs

Published on August 27, 2020
2019 Richmond Marathon winner Ayantu Hailemariyan

2019 Richmond Marathon winner Ayantu Hailemariyan

Published on August 27, 2020
Fernando Tatis Sr.

Fernando Tatis Sr.

Published on August 20, 2020
“Becoming Brave — Finding the Courage to Pursue Racial Justice Now” cover and author Brenda Salter McNeil.

“Becoming Brave — Finding the Courage to Pursue Racial Justice Now” cover and author Brenda Salter McNeil.

Published on August 20, 2020
Marchers call for reopening the investigation into the 2018 fatal police shooting of Marcus-David Peters in Richmond during its march along Broad Street toward the legislative session at the Siegel Center. the state Senate is meeting at the Science Museum of Virginia.

Marchers call for reopening the investigation into the 2018 fatal police shooting of Marcus-David Peters in Richmond during its march along Broad Street toward the …

Published on August 20, 2020
Summer blooms in the East End

Summer blooms in the East End

Published on August 20, 2020
The sign placed months ago by demonstrators designated the circle around the Lee statue on Monument Avenue as Marcus-David Peters Circle apparently was sawed off and removed early last Sunday, prompting the Richmond Police Department to issue a news release disavowing any association with its removal. The statement read: “The Richmond Police Department is seeking information about the removal of the MDP sign from the Circle. No city agency was involved — including the RPD. It is illegal to remove signage without permission. Whoever did this may be trying to spark more violence in the City of Richmond. Please know that the RPD stands with peaceful demonstrators and will not tolerate those who seek a different, destructive path.” The police department asked that anonymous tips on the sign’s removal be given to Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000 or by using the P3 smartphone app. The photos show the sign inside the circle on July 10, and the post stubs that remained later on Sunday.

The sign placed months ago by demonstrators designated the circle around the Lee statue on Monument Avenue as Marcus-David Peters Circle apparently was sawed off …

Published on August 20, 2020
The sign placed months ago by demonstrators designated the circle around the Lee statue on Monument Avenue as Marcus-David Peters Circle apparently was sawed off and removed early last Sunday, prompting the Richmond Police Department to issue a news release disavowing any association with its removal. The statement read: “The Richmond Police Department is seeking information about the removal of the MDP sign from the Circle. No city agency was involved — including the RPD. It is illegal to remove signage without permission. Whoever did this may be trying to spark more violence in the City of Richmond. Please know that the RPD stands with peaceful demonstrators and will not tolerate those who seek a different, destructive path.” The police department asked that anonymous tips on the sign’s removal be given to Crime Stoppers at (804) 780-1000 or by using the P3 smartphone app. The photos show the sign inside the circle on July 10, and the post stubs that remained later on Sunday.

The sign placed months ago by demonstrators designated the circle around the Lee statue on Monument Avenue as Marcus-David Peters Circle apparently was sawed off …

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020
Mr. Shannon

Mr. Shannon

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020
Mr. Jones

Mr. Jones

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020
Robert Ryland

Robert Ryland

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020

Published on August 20, 2020
Mr. Hughes

Mr. Hughes

Published on August 20, 2020
Queen Richardson, right, and friends Olivia Wright and Jay Price were among the volunteers recently cleaning graffiti from historic cemeteries in Richmond.

Queen Richardson, right, and friends Olivia Wright and Jay Price were among the volunteers recently cleaning graffiti from historic cemeteries in Richmond.

Published on August 20, 2020